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i || 11 A ' 9 ' XI <| Store s X | It is m I HI the lo\ X that th 1 ui It E *? ? E | f E ! ui | I Si J [ Come t arrived. wik?, ] 8^ MlMes' Sho | ??m !*?? h?"?. Thi X ?tofk* of tl | tfuib^r. Ml on the mar X th* country store. Hee X have them ~ | /. come again J The (< We to ' | R A I >n't forget to call ; ind see this fall's sedless to state ths vest for the public ey are the lowest. mi foi - r n? v Main Str < mJMJI ********** Cottingh tands For ( o this store and see the lauds of Dress Goods, Ladles* Shoes, Chile em. Little Gent's Shoes with the Years of Age Kind. Coat Salts?the best erer fit. s line was carefully selected afte he best retail stores In New Yorl re then went to onr tailors and b ket late enough to know what Is i ?tioa Stock is the completes! sto r# 'lotka and Coat* and all Baby U hatt yon get baby's Cap and Hal from 25c. to |8.<V) each. (ham's is the place to get value? u ore that has the goods. Do not n ite orders for Muita for men and Yours very truly, A_a^" I uomnp iir ii i "i ~i i im r "iniiHTm>nitnrr? H' ' IS f:T at Wm. Brick's % ;T new creations. & *X it his prices are Z lix : already knows *| ij? WiEX 11 rick. ill ... VU7 ||| eel. 1If tx amCi! 1 luality- ! i: fine goods that have just j 1 hooks on them. Five, Six 3 SO to IM.M at Cottingir looking over the various + i the Oth and 7th of Sep- | lerflp ought the goods. We were ijE stylish. You get the bene- t t ^2 ek that can tie found In t ood? a specialty at this J -/>-* I t at Cottingham's We <- , ! ^ ?to get quality. You will ! liM It. for ladle*. ? "/%^5 i~3 3111 Co, i iisiso&aaatttlf SB II nri i nLA II CRC ii n T ill 1 Dillon |e i i!i iiHiimiiiiiii ! Owners of Automobiles. The following automobiles have >een registered In the clerk of iourt's office. No. 1. J. B. Gibson, Buick tour- ! ng car. No. 2. L. Edwards, Maxwell Runibout. No. 3. E. L. Moore, Buick tour-1 ng car. No. 4. J. W. Moore, Jackson ouring car. No. 6. A. 8. Manning, Maxwell -una bout. No. 6. A. J. Brunson, Ford runibout. No. 7. L. A. Manning, Buick niirinir ? No. 8. T. W. Berry, E. W. F. .curing car. No 9. J. W. Dillon, Reo tourng car. No. 10. Brooks Hamer, Maxwell -unabout. No. 11. N. A. Berry, Maxwell .ouring car. No. 12. J. W. Hamer, Buick ouring car. No. 13. Mrs. K. E. Roberts, Latin, Ford touring car. No 14. . J. C. Cottlngham, Buick touring car. No. 15. M. S. Britt, E. M. F. Louring car. No. 16. W. J. Adams, Buick louring car. No 17. Jessie E. Norton, Maxwell touring car. No 18. C. L. Wheeler, Buick louring car. No. 1?. L.. C. Braddy,' Bulck touring car. No. 20. John D. Bethea. I^atta, Mclntyre auto buggy. ? No 21. C. T. O'Ferrall, Royal tourist car. No. 22. Dr. Wade Stackhouse. Brush runabout. No 85 in - ? ... U. m".4unn, HU1CK touring car. No. 24. Dr. D. O. DuBose, Buick touring car. No 26. M. F. Edwards, Maxwell runabout. No. 26. C. F. Bass, Latta, Maxwell runabout. No 27. J. W. McKay, Bulck tcur'na ear. No. 28. J. 8. Thompson, B. M. P. touring car. No. 28. A. D. Bethea, Maxwell runabout. No. 80. J. W. Dillon * Son, Jackson touring oar. : No. 2l. R. I*. ii'ickkeutf. E. M. mmmmammmmmaamammmmmmmmatmrn ri? - * *4,4/^M/i tfWXrf DQUARTE Vi ARDWARE STOVES RA N G ES DCKERY LASSWARE LLO is the town Hardware The p. ? VWa A. A. % IB PETIT JURY. \ For Second Week of Court of (Common Pleas, Oct. 17. J. D. Hararrove Dillon A. D. Bracey, Harleesville. L. E. Woodle, Kirby. Q. A. Powell, Hlllaboro. P. W. Sessions, Latta. R. E. Moody, Hillsboro. W. D. Traywick, Carmichael. J. D. Haselden, Manning. S. S. Turbeville, Moody. P. Cascaden, Hillsboro. L. Mclnnis, Harleesville. John McKenzie, Hillsboro . Arch Jackson, Manning. N. E. McQueen, Carmichael. C. B. Arnette, Hillsboro. M. F. Edwards, Harleesville. W. A. Blizzard, Manning. J. Q. Ellen, Bethea. A. M. Finklea, Moody. . L. K. Bethea, Reaves. Ivey Johnson, Bethea . T. E. Fore, Reaves. H. J. McCutchen, Moody. M H finnnda VI.X? I F. Watkins, Manning. L. N. Hatchell, Klrby. T. J. Bass, Latta. F. M. Hoggins, Dillon. B. A. Harrelson, Dillon. McKethan Arnette, Hillsboro. A. O. McKay, Bethea. M. D. Meggs. Kirby. W. D. Webster, Harleesvllle. Preston McKellar, Carmlchael. Hampton Johnson, Moody. J. O. Baker, Moody. 0 PRINCE ILL AT CHARLESTON. Nephew of Kaiser Wllhelm Unable w receive uiTICUl VldU.? Sickness Not Serious. Charleston, Sept. 10.?Prince | Prederlck von Schleswig-HolstslaOlucksberg-Sonderschnussen, a ne-1 phew of Kalaer Wilhelm, is a cadet! on board the German schoolship Prey a at anchor in this port. The prince, who holds the rank of lieutenant aboard the man of war, was unable to receive the city authorities who made their formal calls to the warship to-day, as he was confined to his bed with a fever from which he has been suffering for the past three days. His illness is not thought to be serious and it is hoped that he will be sufficiently recovered to take part in the German day celebration here on October 8th. q F. touring 4ar. No. 32. C. A. Roach, Bingham, Parry roadster. \ No. 33. O. W. Bvington. Quick touring car. 1 No. 34. J. O. Roger*, Buick tour- | ing car. , Owner* of car* who fail to regMUr are liable to a fine of 911. j Car* aoi carrying signs are liable ! U* an additional fine of 121. |, XS! 1 1 t 5vS Bvl ? 1 II IBBBBBBfiBSaBETt" 3 iiiiiiiS I Sanitary Drinking Fountains. ?S A friend who is interested in titfjjl Dillon Public Schools and who ia^Ej zealous for the wellfare of the chil-^| uvuua ud iuc luuumug; "The GaBtonla Woman's Betterment Association is strictly up to^H business. The Gazette of yester>~afl day says that the association 'hasj decided to contribute half of th/ | expenses involved in installing san-^H ltary drinking fountains in all thd^S city schools. The total cost will bfejfl about $200, of which amount tlO&fonJ will be paid by the aasoclatloi^^ H $100 by the board of scho^^mA^S mlssioners.' The Gazette jflj properly considers this step forward.' The common ing cup is the menace of th>, Jk M lie school. The sanitary founT?^SI Is the remedy, and in this I ment Gastonia is not only lea Charlotte, but so far as we >' Cfl the entire State.?Charlotte Guro^BI "The trustees of Lenoir Gradfe 'M School some time ago placed an ( M der for sanitary drinking fountains? Our school is therefore taking ^*e*3| stand among the leading school'^ M the State." 51 u Had a Snake in JB Anderson Mall. "^*3 Mr. Smith Ellison, a pa MB working on the new resident' Mr. H. O. Anderson on River s*^A was frightened out of his wttr other day. While he was en| In retouching some of the Int work a small snake crawled ov: M a pocket in his overalls. acrowfMgJ^H hand that held the brush, "*3 finally, in the excitement that Mai H lowed, wiggled through a crack.-^^""^?! made good hia escape. ,.y~ B The incident occurred after noon hour. The night before g R llson had left his overalls in RCk^H outhouse, and the snake must I crawled into the pocket thenfikv^B keep out of the cold. All day^^^^H Ellison worked while the was in his pocket, knowing nc .W~"3 of Its presence. I The painter was not long MfJ3'lc9 lng his place on the floor cold damp body of the snake over his hand, and the other men en ?? -* in? job fright remained with him a |H| o Hinges! Fi?li Story Krer.\|^ Beaufort, N. C., September Moro than two milllonr manlpu^% J B commonly called flat caught the coast B to the fleh mills here than three millions B the fish hare been Qiught ^PB3f^H| last three days, and flatters' A l^B port that the fishing sroTtXPB, CBB are tilled with them. B The mills, which con-ert ft? SB tacks Into guano and oil a. B tag overtime, and employ!' ' "iB B